Jayma Loghry, 18, freshman of Sydney, pretends to hold a cigarette while auditioning Tuesday night for “The Last Night of Ballyhoo.” The play revolves around a German-Jewish community in the South in 1939.
Read MoreThe last “Open Mic” of the semester was hosted at 8 p.m. April 23 at the Bean Broker Coffee House.
Read MoreAdam Lambert, assistant professor of applied brass studies, directs the CSC Wind Symphony during its performance of Henry Fillmore’s “Rolling Thunder.” The symphony performed 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Memorial Hall.
Read MoreAnd so it befell that two of my good fellows and I were invited to Duke Theseus’ palace for the
Read More“Release,” a music festival, is set to bring more than 30 artists and musicians May 1 to Memorial Hall. Though the event is set for 7:30 p.m., the time is subject to change. 2010 marks the fourth anniversary of “Release.” According to Jovan Mays, senior of Aurora, the event began as a way for local artists to have a platform to express their talents.
Read More“InPulse,” an a cappella group, performed April 8 at Memorial Hall’s main theatre as the last event of the Galaxy Series, a program that brings the fine arts to Chadron State College.
Read MoreThe annual “Spring Days” events took place Tuesday.
Read MoreLast Thursday, students from a lifespan wellness class organized a day-long awareness event aimed at highlighting the effect that wearing shoes has on orthopedic health.
Read MoreShane Ferguson, junior of Scottsbluff. strums his gutair during Friday’s concert in CSC’s student center.
Read MoreJanel Baily, graduate student of Arvada, Colo., gets some packs of free snacks during the CSC Vendor Fair that took place 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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